Facies models are essential tools for imaging subsurface geobodies and for reducing
exploration and development risks efficiently. The Lower Goru Formation is one of the …

Abstract The Early Miocene Mount Messenger Formation, which represents a sand turbidite
system, is the primary reservoir of the Kaimiro Field in the Taranaki Basin of New Zealand …

The late Miocene thick accumulations of submarine fan and slope fan deposits namely the
Mount Messenger Formation, represent low resistivity reservoir within Taranaki Basin of …

This study integrated three-dimensional (3D) structural and petrophysical models to
establish the reservoir characteristics of the Mangahewa Formation within the Pohokura Gas …

Abstract Three‐dimensional (3D) static modelling techniques are applied to the
characterization of the Qishn Formation (Fm.) in the Sharyoof oil field locating within the …

Abstract The Mangahewa Formation is the primary reservoir target in the Mangahewa Field
in the Taranaki Basin, New Zealand. This formation is distinguished by its marginal marine …

Mangahewa Formation is one the most prolific reservoirs in the Maui field in Taranaki Basin.
Few studies were conducted to characterize the lithology, fluid types, and porosity in the …

The siliciclastic Mangahewa reservoir in the Pohokura Gas Field presents a formidable
challenge for gas exploration due to its diverse petrophysical properties. To address this …

The complex depositional, burial, and diagenetic histories of the Late Cretaceous Nezzazat
Group sandstones in Northeastern Africa present the main challenges with regard to …

This study aims to address the problem of porosity preservation in the Mangahewa
Formation of five main hydrocarbon fields covering onshore and offshore of the Taranaki …